Three people are stabbed at Narragansett Town Beach in Rhode Island on Tuesday while large numbers of teenagers gather in the area, according to multiple outlets citing police. Police say the stabbing triggers chaos as beachgoers run away and evacuations occur at the summer hotspot. Fox News reports that three people are stabbed as hundreds of teens pack the beach, with officers responding as the situation escalates.
The Daily Mail, also citing the Narragansett Police Department, says two adults are arrested and that additional incidents occur as crowds flee. The New York Post reports an 18-year-old is arrested, alleging involvement in a May 19 stabbing at Narragansett Town Beach, and also describes the event as part of a broader pattern of fights and disruptions as large teen crowds gather.
Across sources, the accounts agree on the key elements: three stabbing victims, large groups of teenagers at Narragansett Town Beach, a rapid police response, and multiple arrests related to the incidents, including at least one involving an 18-year-old.
